retrasar un vuelo
delay a flight
The Spanish phrase 'retrasar un vuelo' translates to 'delay a flight' in English. In a sentence, one might use this phrase to convey that a flight has been postponed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather or technical issues. In such context, 'retrasar' means to delay, and 'un vuelo' means a flight.
Example sentences using: retrasar un vuelo
Temo que tengamos que retrasar un vuelo debido al mal tiempo.
I fear we may have to delay a flight due to bad weather.
This sentence expresses the speaker's fear or concern about possibly having to delay a flight because of adverse weather conditions.
El piloto decidió retrasar un vuelo para garantizar la seguridad de los pasajeros.
The pilot decided to delay a flight to ensure the passengers' safety.
In this sentence, a pilot decides to delay a flight. This decision is made with the goal of ensuring passenger safety, perhaps due to technical issues or poor weather conditions.
Si continuamos así, podríamos tener que retrasar un vuelo.
If we continue like this, we might have to delay a flight.
This sentence indicates that if a certain situation or behaviour continues, it could result in a flight delay. The context for what might cause the need to delay the flight is not specified in this sentence.